STOCKHOLM -- Autoliv, the world's largest producer of airbags and seat belts, reported a much smaller than expected fall in the quarterly earnings on Friday and said it had seen a recovery in demand and output gain momentum in China.
STOCKHOLM -- Autoliv, the world's largest producer of airbags and seat belts, reported a much smaller than expected fall in the quarterly earnings on Friday and said it had seen a recovery in demand and output gain momentum in China.
Despite discounts by automakers such as Ford and Stellantis, the average new-vehicle price rose 2.5 percent in April, and more increases are expected.